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Internship experience shapes patent examiner's career path
Marzia Monty, an alumna of Stony Brook University, recently shared her experiences with the Strategic Partnership for Industrial Resurgence (SPIR) program.
Stony Brook University hosts annual Three Minute Thesis competition
Twelve graduate students from Stony Brook University participated in the university's annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition held on March 28.
Stony Brook students participate in sustainability and community initiatives during National Volunteer Month
April marks National Volunteer Month, and students at Stony Brook University are actively participating in community service initiatives.
SchoolNova hosts Math Kangaroo competition for the 20th year at Simons Center
Every year, on the third Thursday of March, more than six million students partake in the Math Kangaroo competition, allowing children aged 7 to 18 from across the globe to test their mathematical skills.
Plaintiff alleges racial discrimination against NYC School Support Services Inc., seeking justice
A former employee has launched a lawsuit against NYC School Support Services Inc., accusing them of racial discrimination and wrongful termination following complaints about workplace bias.
Mother sues Nassau County agencies, alleging child was wrongfully taken after trampoline accident
A mother has filed a civil rights lawsuit against several Nassau County agencies, including the Nassau County Department of Social Services and The Safe Center, Long Island, alleging the wrongful removal of her child from her custody.
Neuroscientist Anthony Zador discusses AI's future and its link to brain research
Artificial intelligence has seen significant advances in mastering language, diagnosing diseases, and solving protein structures, yet everyday tasks like dishwashing by robots remain elusive.
High school students recognized for energy research benefiting Shinnecock Nation
Two high school students collaborated with Stony Brook University researchers to work on the Shinnecock reservation's energy needs.
Study shows cloud types' impact on solar energy forecasting accuracy
Solar energy, a renewable and clean source, poses challenges in predictability due to cloud interference.
Cancer drugs show potential in hemorrhagic stroke treatment, researcher says
There is currently no effective drug treatment for hemorrhagic stroke, a condition where a ruptured blood vessel causes bleeding in the brain.
Stony Brook University emphasizes climate resilience and education
Stony Brook University recently dealt with a significant weather challenge.
Women leaders share career insights at 'Not All SHEroes Wear Capes' event
The "Not All SHEroes Wear Capes" event recently celebrated its fifth annual gathering, bringing together women leaders from various sectors to share their stories of overcoming challenges and achieving success in their careers.
Honors college senior receives research accolades and the Chancellor’s Award
Daniel Razgonyaev, an Honors College senior at Stony Brook University, has been named the URECA researcher of the month for April.
Stony Brook's Balázsi honored as AIMBE Fellow for engineering contributions
Gábor Balázsi, a prominent figure in biomedical engineering, has been recognized as a Fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE).
University launches Fill it Forward challenge for Earth Month
April is recognized as Earth Month, a time when individuals can engage in activities that promote environmental sustainability.
Women leaders discuss empowerment and change at Stony Brook University event
Stony Brook University’s Center for Civic Justice (CCJ) recently held a panel discussion in recognition of Women's History Month.
Stony Brook Bariatric Center named Best on Long Island for third consecutive year
Stony Brook Bariatric and Metabolic Weight Loss Center has earned the title of Best Bariatric Practice on Long Island for the third year running.
Doctor sues New York homeowners' association for religious discrimination and harassment, seeks over $1 million in damages
A first responder and medical doctor is embroiled in a legal battle against his homeowners' association, alleging discrimination and harassment based on his religion.
Price Rite Marketplace accused of selling defective pressure cooker that caused severe burns
A lawsuit has been filed against PRRC, Inc., operating as Price Rite Marketplace of Bethlehem, alleging that products from its popular line of pressure cookers are unsafe.
Habitat for Humanity begins new home for the Rahman family in Bellport
Brookhaven Town Supervisor Dan Panico and Housing and Community Development Commissioner Alison Karppi joined Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk for a "Wall Raising" ceremony on Davidson Avenue in Bellport.
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Repavement Project Underway at Blydenburgh County Park
“This project has really been 30 years overdue,” said Legislator Lesie Kennedy.
Letters to the Editor: Library Trustees Thank Taxpayers for Victories
I’m deeply grateful to the residents of the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Library District for approving the library budget, as well as for re-electing me.
State Mandated Safe Boating Courses Coming Up
Long Islanders out on the water are looking to stay safe this summer.